I love this movie so much

it is finally so absorbing because it plays like a lyrical road odyssey that’s also a detective story.

This is a small, humorous movie in some ways, but it has a huge heart. What a nice experience.

By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.

Somehow, Amanda Bynes is always good in comedies, and this one does not disappoint. I love the parts where she and Jamie-Lynn Sigler fight over the rock star guy. Really funny. Bynes is not pretty but looks great in a bikini and convincing as an island-type of girl, which suits the story as it has an island resort setting.Jonathan Bennett looks handsome and very likable as the shy and nervous lovable guy who has a crush on his best friend. Chris Carmack is cool as the vain and spoilt rock star. Both guys and the girls look great on camera. Even with no story, it is great to see beautiful people running around the beach :) It is a happy movie that keeps you smiling out of the cinema. The songs aren't great but the story is sweet and light-hearted. I'm surprised by the PG-13 rating. To me it is definitely a PG movie, great for tween.

Lovewrecked was funny without dirty scenes you would usually see in comedy/teem comedy films. Lovewrecked is one of those rare films that will appeal to all ages. This movie is hilarious, everyone loves to laugh right. The actors are all very attractive, guys and gals will be pleased. This movie would actually been wrecked and tore apart had Amanda Bynes not being casted in this film. She brings life and so much energy in every role. Her wonderful facial expressions keeps you enchanted and want to keep your eyes on her during the entire film. You can definitely tell Amanda is not a party girl in this film, she is so energetic in every film, not once does she ever looks tire or sluggish. This movie is like what happens if Lucille Ball is stranded in an island. You know that in every episode of I love Lucy, Lucill Ball is obsess with a Hollywood star and would do whatever it takes to meet them. Well Amanda (Jenny) is obsess with The famous Roch Star Jason Master.There are so many funny scenes and romantic scenes in the movie. You simply can not imagine any other actress tackling Amanda's role in this movie. Amanda is so believable as an obsess fan that you thought that she might actually be one.The place where the movie was filmed is just stunning beautiful, it was just smart to put an equally beautiful actress in the background. a great movie for your Amanda DVD collection. This may be Amanda last PG movie so enjoy! Can't wait until her movie Hairspray and Sydney White and the Seven Dorks comes out!

Lovewrecked is an unexpected surprise. The scenery was very beautiful...Dominican Republic now seems like a perfect summer vacation.Story: Jenny (Amanda Bynes) is nuts about this rock star Jason Masters. Later on she hears that he is going on a mini-cruise ship, so she gets a job their...FAST FORWARD...Jenny and Jason gets shipwreck on an supposedly abandon island. Later on Jenny discover that on the other side of the island is where her resort that is working at is. Since she is a Mad hard core fan of Jason, she decided not to tell him that they are really not stranded to win him over. her arch rival Alexis pretends to be shipwreck too once she discover what Jenny is doing. Chaos occurs!!! I love the part when Alexis and Jenny battle each other for jason. The fart scene is hilarious as well!!!I got to say, Amanda Bynes is hilarious. She is so wholesome and makes this movie very fun. If she wasn't in this film, Lovewrecked would have submarine. I love her facial expressions, she does whatever it takes to get a laugh. This movie isn't as funny as She's the Man, but still worth the money. The one better factor of Lovewrecked is you get to see her in a biniki very often. This movie is one of the cheer me up kinda movies. I smile when I left the theater. Every film I have seen her in, I have so far enjoyed immensely. It doesn't make sense how Lindsay Lohan and Hilary Duff is more famous than her. But sometimes life is just unfair

My friend CK asked me to go along for this movie, as he's a huge Amanda Bynes fan, having followed her television series What I Like About You, and both of us agreed upon her comic potential in She's The Man, which was a pretty fun gender bender movie.With a title like that, there's nothing too cerebral about Lovewrecked. No, it's not a doomed spoof of the Love Boat, but the teenage romance here is quite as cheesy and predictable. Bynes stars as Jenny Riley, and we're quickly introduced to her character's idol worshipping of screen pop singing sensation Jason Masters (Chris Carmack), going totally bonkers during his concert, much to the detriment of best buddy Ryan (Jonathan Bennett).During their summer job at a Caribbean resort, she finds herself caught in a man-overboard situation with Jason, and the two of them thus began a Robinson Crusoe life - until of course Jenny discovers that they aren't really shipwrecked on some remote island at all, and keeps this as a secret from Jason. When her love rival participates in her little charade, it becomes like the reality TV series Survivor, where each have to outplay, outwit and outlast the other in order to get the affections of the lone pop star.Directed by Randal Kleiser of Grease and The Blue Lagoon fame, this movie too had Bynes strut around mostly in bikinis, the apparel of choice for any girl working at a resort / stuck in a desert island. Bynes still haven't lost her comic timing, however here she's let down by an extremely weak story, and an even more disappointing lack of laughs from the stilted comedy. There are comedic situations which either make you laugh, or make you laugh from how bad it is. Sadly Lovewrecked had more of the latter, and for one scene, had to rely on the toilet humour favourite of the fart sequence.As for the other characters, they're basically all one dimensional. The catty love rival, the handsome scheming nice-on-outside-unethical-on-inside pop star, the pining buddy, the mean resort manager, the horny colleague, the arrogant star assistants and minders, the list goes on. The Riley parents were such throwaway characters that you wonder if their inclusion was for the sake of extending the run time, which clocks in at a short 86 minutes.So unless you're a true blue Bynes fan, or have that penchant for teenage romance movies, do steer clear or you'll find yourself getting pretty bored at predictability.